Catherine Sbeglia Nin is a tech writer and editor for RCR Wireless News. She is also the creator of the podcast "Well, technically...," where women explain various tech topics. Catherine's expertise lies in covering industry trends, product launches, and the intersection of technology and connectivity.
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Catherine Sbeglia Nin's coverage primarily focuses on the latest developments in wireless technology, Wi-Fi, 5G, and the telecom industry. She heavily features press releases and private sector announcements.
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